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Ok, now you've got the size and style
the way you want. What about color? Yes, you can add color to your lettering!
There are a couple of ways to define the color that you want to use,
but we'll get to that in a moment. For now, let's just start with the
tag that you need to insert.
It's pretty basic, just like the others were. The tag will look something
like this:
<font color="color"> Your message here</font>
"color" will be replaced by the code of the color you're wanting to
use. There are two different kind of codes you can place here that the
computer will recognize. There is the simple name like "red" or there
is a hexadecimal code like "#FF000". Remember you must put
the # in front of the code. I know it all sounds intimidating, but
it's not if you have a color chart to go by.
Click
here to see a color chart,
and don't forget to bookmark it or put it in your favorites. It comes
in handy!
Now for some examples. Say you want
your message to stand out with colors and you want to make them red,
you would type something like this:
<font color=red> I have some great news!</font>
Your results would look like this:
I have some great news!
Typing in the hexadecimal code : <font
color =#FF000>I have some great news!</FONT> would give
you the same results.
You can also only color certain words in your sentence if you want.
Say you want to color the word "pizza" in your sentence. You would type
something like this:
I had <font color=DarkOrange>pizza</font> for lunch and
it was great!
Your results would be: I had
pizza for
lunch and it was great!
You can also use two different colors
in the same sentence. For instance if you typed something like this:
<FONT COLOR=#00CCCC>I had <FONT COLOR=green>pizza</FONT>
for lunch and it was great!</FONT>
Your results would be:
I had pizza
for lunch and it was great!
Although I personally don't like those
two colors together, they did contrast enough for you to see what I
was talking about.
Now that the color is explained
to you, let me show you how you can use all the different styles together.
You can use the SIZE and COLOR declarations inside the same tag and
close with only one tag. For instance, if you typed something like this:
<font size= 6 COLOR=red> This is big red lettering!</font>
You would see these results: This
is big red lettering!
You can also add different styles as
well. For instance, if you typed something like this:
<font size=4 color=DarkViolet>I just <font color=red><b><i>love</i></b></font>
this WOE!</font>
You would see these results:
I just love
this WOE!
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